unnumber pages

[Guest]

I wrote a novel, and I want to leave the first pages
unnumbered. How do I do it?

 

[Brian Kvalheim [MSFT MVP]]

Hi (e-mail address removed)
([email protected]),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I wrote a novel, and I want to leave the first pages
|| unnumbered. How do I do it?

Do you want them unnumbered, or did you want to start page 1 later in the
novel? If you want them unnumbered, you can just cover them by drawing a box
over top of the numbers and set the borders to white. You can use Insert >
Section to start a page numbering at a number other than one.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
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[Chuck Davis]

-----Original Message-----
I wrote a novel, and I want to leave the first pages
unnumbered. How do I do it?
.

You didn't give us much information to enable a better
response, but Publisher 2003 Help returned this:

You can use sections to restart the sequence of page
numbering on a specific page in your publication.

On the page sorter (page sorter: One or more paged-shaped
controls, located in the lower left corner of the Publisher
window, that represent each page of the publication and can
be used to go to, rearrange, or work with publication
pages.), right-click the page number where you would like
to restart the sequence of page numbering, and then click
Insert Section on the shortcut menu.
In the Section dialog box, select Begin a section with this
page.
To restart the page numbering with a new value, select
Start at, and then type a page number.
The new section for your publication will be shown by a
break in the sequence of pages in the page sorter.